The IQAC Cell of Government College Sangrah successfully organized a special The Last Dialogue Session on / / 2025, featuring Shri Atma Ram Ji, an eminent writer, seasoned folk artist, and a respected cultural figure from Village Maina-Rajana, Sangrah, District Sirmour (H.P.). He served as the distinguished Session Chair and Human Book, bringing to the students a living embodiment of the region’s oral heritage, traditional values, and cultural memory. The initiative aimed to provide students with a rare opportunity to interact directly with a personality who has preserved, practiced, and documented the unique folk traditions of the Sangrah region for decades. Shri Atma Ram Ji is widely recognized for his significant contribution to the conservation of folk tales, folk songs, idioms, pahadi kahavats, oral narratives, and cultural practices, making his presence profoundly valuable for young learners.
The IQAC Cell of Government College Sangrah organized an enriching The Last Dialogue Session on / 2025, featuring Shri Hirapal Sharma, a respected retired teacher, social worker, and cultural contributor from the Sangrah region. He served as the Session Chair and Human Book, bringing with him decades of knowledge, practical experience, and deep insights into the cultural heritage of Sangrah. The objective of The Last Dialogue initiative was to connect students with a living source of wisdom and provide experiential exposure to the region’s cultural history, language, traditions, and social changes. Shri Hirapal Sharma, known for his service in education and his unwavering commitment to social awareness and cultural preservation, interacted with the students on the theme “Cultural Heritage of Sangrah Region.” The session began with a warm welcome by the IQAC Coordinator, who explained the purpose of The Last Dialogue concept—learning through interaction with individuals who embody knowledge and life experiences. Shri Hirapal Sharma was felicitated by the college for his lifelong contribution to education and social upliftment in the region.
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